| Summary: | An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content. PHONES: OFFICE 758-3533 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . t A.M. to 6 P.M, WEDNESDAY .A.M. to 1 P.M.SATURDAY.8 A.M. to 7 P.M, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1972 .MAGRATH, AT,HERTA UPSTAIRS VC * 295 39T. 1/2 PRICE.5°° 7 MISS TEENAGER - we have the latest styles in Shoe Fashions. See the new "heavies" featuring the latest in sole & heels. SHOE SALE DON’T MISS THE BARGAIN TABLES COATS AND UACKETS Becoming new creations in fun-furs, suede-quilted nylons, tapestries and blanket cloths ion of styles. Plain and fake-fur trim. Beautiful new fashions in fortrels, wools, polyesters and printed oo for the coming season SIZES: 7 to 22£ PURSES New arrivals in Fall and Winter Purses and Hand Bags, NEW HOUSE SLIPPERS 1 Kaufman "Comfort" House Slippers by Foamtread, A new shipment : and complete size range in "Black Chatelaine" and "Enchant. ment. for your feet - you wouldn’t believe. ■ CHILDREN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS - by Kaufman. Boys’ "Scallawag" Girls "Debbie"o Q95 O to iinlhhiHjriiiiiHHifiiiHifiiniHHiiJiHHHiiHiiHiHi. ■, r ■. ■ HI 111H11 illl Hi! 11111HI nJ 111 III 11 f 11 t'j IHI i I in 11' I • i i i ri PURSE SALE. 1 group of Purses in Wet Look Krinkle and Vinyls. . 1/3.OFF. | BABY ESMOND BLANKETS Machine washable„ 36x50 in, A gift foi the New Bab£. MAGRATI, TRADING COMPANY LTD. Friends were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs» Blanche Cote., mother of Mrs. Archie Dudley, who passed away Saturday, September 30th at the age of 75 years. She was born in Fincher Creek and had spent all her life there. Survivors include her husband Albert Cote, two sons Leonard of Blairmore, Hector of Fincher Station; three daughters Mrs, Cecile Dudley of Magrath, Mrs. W. (Jeannette O'Brien of Pincher Creek, Mrs. H. (Anita) Kroetsch, of Heisler, Alberta,; 19 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, two bro<- thers. Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Michael1s Roman Catholic Church, Pincher Creek, Tuesday at 11 a.M celebrant, Cemeteryc ^r, and Mrs. Wren Holladay have as their guests her niece Miss Carol Atkins and friend Michael Dunn of Victoria, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. John Paulikaut have as their guests their son-in-law and daughter Wiltold and Lucy Iingertat of Etobicoke, Ontario. Mrs. Bertha Bennett and brother Mr. George Coleman have returned from a visit to Lewistown, Montana where they were guests of Mr, and Mrs, -art Weideman. Mrs. Norma ZoBell and daughters of Vauxhall were visitors during the weekend at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Norman Cook. Mrs. Elma Olsen of Hagensborg, B.C, visited with her brother-in-law and sister Mrr and Mrs. Lewis Stevenson. Mrs. Kathy Hamilton of Edmonton and Miss Mary Mescherjakow of Calgary were weekend visitors at the home of their mother Mrs, Maria Mescherjakow and family. Tom Wolsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolsey of Wei 1 i.ng, left Friday for Salt Lake City, Utah where he entered the Mission Home in preparation for a Mission to be served in Northern California. A good old-fashioned recipe that still hits the spot with young and old. SOUR CREAM COOKZ^ 2 sups sugar ) 1 cup lard ) Mix well. 3 eggs ) 1 cup sour cream; 1 tsp, soda 5 cup sweet milk; 2 tsp baking powder« Flour - enough to mix stiff enough to roll and cut with cookie cutter. Bake at 35O1« From the Recipe file of Mrs. Esther Toomer, The recipe of Mrs., Chester Minor, mother of George Minor and Lousse Dow. S- They can be iced if you wish. ladies charm & keep fit classes - -will start Monday, October 16th at 8 P.M. SHARP in the Big Gym« Beauty Hints - 10 minutes, Exercises to music - 5 to 1 hour. Badminton lg hours. Instructions will be given to anyone just beginning badminton. This is a free evening of fun and healthful enjoyment for all ladies. Recreation Comm. Alice Stevenson Dear Friends: Again this year, the Magrath Student .? Body will be selling magazine subscriptions We are putting part of the money raised into our school1s football fund. We appreciate the aid you have given with Rev. M. Heggel us in the past and hope you will support Interment took place in Fairview us again. Brad Wilde, Student Body President VOTERS: Canadian Citizens and British Sub - jects who are qualified to vote - please call at the local Post Office and see if your name appears on the voters list before October 10, 1972. ATTENTION: Ireta Dahl and Darci Fletcher will soon be teaching ballet and modern jazz dancing lessons. It will be lots of fun for boys as well as girls. All those interested are invited to contact either Darci at 758-3109 or Ireta at 758-3075« CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH UNIT CLINICS - Regul*' pre-school and adult Clinics for the month of October at Cardston - Thursdays from 10 to 11:30 A.M. and 1:30 to 3:30 P.M, at the M. D. BuiiYding in the Clinic Office. Magrath - Tuesdays from 10 to ll;30 A-M at the Clinic Office. NOTICE; A re-organizational meeting of the Magrath Home and School will be held in the Music Room of the Magrath Elementary School Thursday, October 12th at 8 P.M, All interested parents are urged to attend. REMINDER: St. John's Lutheran Mission League Clothing Drive closes October 10th, Anyone having used clothing they wish to contribute may leave them at the homes of Mrs. Hans Raasch or Mrs. Marvin Hillmer. ARTHRITIS CAMPAIGN - for funds conducted by the Magrath United Church Women is being completed. Anyone who has not been contacted and wishes to contribute in aid of Arthritis and Rheumatism may contact Campaign Chairman Norma Owens before October 14th. COMPETITIVE SWIMMING: Those interested in holding a Winter Competitive Swimming Instructional Program on Saturdays similar to last year's program, contact Dave Lowry by October 14th, A meeting of interested persons will be held after their names hav been submitted. A husband should tell his wife everything that he is sure she will find out, and before anyone else does. -Thomas Robert DewarMAORATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. hARDWARE DEPÌ eg >'Cu. -/Albert Bone Ch'n'' AMERICAN BEAUTY BLOSSOM TIME u'.”L NOW ON THESE TWO VERT POPULAR CHINA aTTERNS - IDEAL FOR BIRTHDAY OR CHRISTMAS GUI Available are Coffee/Hot Chocolate Pots, Tea BotRj nil sizes of HLates^ Cups Saucers, Tray Vegetable Dishes, Fruit Nappies, Butter Dishes SaU & Peppers, Gravy Boats, etc» WHITE SIX- . NEW PLASTIC COATED "NO TRESPASS ING" SIGNS.39i FERN'.stands.‘ cisome Brass Fern Stands (can q9o be used for houseplants) REG $;5.8S O .‘funiiHii. TULIP BULBS "WindmiU" Tu'!.! n Bulbs in assorte^ colora» Government LnspecteX pk» R, ''KO SHOTGUN: Double Barrel .12 gauge RUKO \-an,-. -SAVE $15 >00. REGULAR $79*95 . Ô495 3006 BIG GAME RIFLE; Drilled and tapped for scope, Mauser action, Monte Carolo stock, recoil. pad» Just in time for the Big Game Hunting Season.»,.,. 149 95 SHELLS - good heavy loach. . SS UN SHOT SURTIS ■uality, WINCHESTER SHELLS O 5 9 boX» a — Hqve you noticed how many yea^r Indoor/Outdoor cushion runner has ed with all the traffic ?? INDOCR./OUTDOOP CARPETING - gold, bronze à green. 3 29 Sq. yd. 2 19 r’ ft* FOAM BACKED P <?P7T’T^TG - assorted colore. 395 sq, J?d., 2^33 SEE THE ROOM SIZE JARRETE - 9-X12» - 5995 6’x9’ NEW RUGS - 27'>x£- colors. run. ft. JUST ARRIVED ~2995 in a lovely assortment of the Last-' ANTlFREi Freeze-Aip time ’ s a ocmin’. Don* wait uni it’s too late. PRESTONS- ' .3. ANTIFREEZE. gt,lr B PERMANENT ETHYLENE ?. L ANTIFREEZE gal- 2! MAGRATL TRADING COMPANY LTD. DRY GOODS DEPT Sporty ’’Indian Head” - linen weave, in Peachy . Rose, Yellowi 54" wide* REGULAR $2*29 yd. Stretch SSen im Nylon Stretch Denim for making Jeans, etc. COLORS: Brown, Navy, Burgandyi 45" wide. REGULAR $3*25 ydi.¿.*.4. Jpu// JYy/on Wonderfully -washable. . .279 Polyester knit Puff Nylon in swirl design* Purple & white, Multi colored Purple & Gold* REGULAR $5.94 yd. . Black & white 5O" wide* I. LEATHER -LIKE I. SLIPFERETTES I ASSORTED COLORS. I LEATHER SOLES. I I Regular $1.59.$1.39 1 Suiting Blended Flannel Suiting in plain shades of Rose, Rust, Gold; 1 piece of Rust/Gold che<k. REGULAR $2.95 yd. kJ Kiddies T Shirts in two smart fashions - pullover with mock turtle neck; figured T shirts with zipper front. SIZES: 12 mos. to 3X. REGULAR . BATH Soft, fluffy Bath Towels in plain shades with jaquard design; attractive striped towels in assorted colors. Now is the time to replenish your towel supply - or sfcop early for Christmas gift giving. REGULAR $1.59 each . s PILLOW SLIPS Perma—press Pillow Slips in solid shades. Rose, Blue, Gold. REGULAR $2.49 pr. NOTIONS LINGERIE ELASTIC: Soft textured, for putting on waist and legg of panties, etc. Two widths - wide and narrow i White and Pink Stretch Elastic for shoulder straps, etc. 5 £ WAIST BAND WEBBING Assorted colors - for skirts, slacks, etc. li" wide, INK-RID - Ball point pen stain remover . Effectively removes thio hard to get out stainr ONLY ••••••• z s 5 I Í - : 5 X . • ihhh -hIhmh,11»* p. < MAGRATL TRADING COM, ANY LTD. MEN'S BOYS' WEAR Assorted colors & sizes 00 49 Men's Fall and Winter Sweaters in all wool. Pullover and Cardigan styles in assorted knits. V neck PulInvarscollar styles with button opening at throat, turtle necks as well as crew neck styles. Cardigans are in plain or fancy knits, a nece selection of Fall it Winter shades T SHIRTS Stanfields T Shirts in 50% Polyester, 50% Cotton, Machine washable and dryable. Turtle neck style with long sleeves. A good assortment of colors. . Stanfields T Shirts in 100% Antron Nylon, Turtle neck, long sleeves. Assorted colors. SALE j R ACK ’ DON’T MISS THIS BIG j SAVING! : Men’s Wool Dress Pants | in Greg. Gold, Green, f Men’s Fortrel knit I Jackets in Bur^andy | j shade, REGULAR 19.95 [ I O95 | (_) Returns = < 11 <: i n i it i > i > i H lit I i Htl IMIM11 liMfHJM 11 It U1*ill itlHHiimtli It u >J> * 1 . 1,i||*|!"’||i,l»HihiniiiiiniHinuiHiinifiiiHiiifiiiiniiiiiHiiiiniiitiiiiiHfiifh,nj|iiiiiitnitiOFi*«lil|hirltiflMhii»i POLO Men’s Jersey knit Polo Pyjamas in two piece style. Top is in handsome stripes, pants are plain shades with elasti waist. NEW FALL SHOES The Suedes SEE THEM ON DISPLAY latest in Men* s Shoe Fashions in Leathers and ’ 129^0 2595 Men’s and Boys’ Fall and Winter Jackets in All Nylon (new Parka styles by Weathermate have just Arrived) Suedes and Viasuede, Sheens and TwiIls Quilted lining or popular Orlon Pile and sheepskin lining and trim if *5 1 counter of Boys Shirts in assorted styles,, Plains checks or stripes. Sizes 8 - 18. REGULAR $3*95-$4,95 99 MAGRAP TRADING CO A'TAN Y LTD. A wedding of interest to Magrath residents took place recently in the Los Angeles Temple when Sue Ann Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Bo Maxwell of Fountain Valley, California, and Neil John Bly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bly of Magrath were united in marriage. a reception followed at the Institute of Religion at Costa Mesa, California. Receiving guests with the bride and groom were he parents Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell, her sister Marcie and brother Robert, the groom's mother Mrs, ardith Bly of Magrath, his sister Miss Shelley Bly of Calgary, together with two of the bride's personal friends who were maid of honor and bridesmaid,, A honeymoon was spent travelling up the West Coast following which they have taken up residence at 16072 Springdale St., ^pt- 209., Huntington Beach, Calif. 92&49> where both are employed, and will attend college in Buntington Beach, An interesting film "Something Beautiful for God" was shown at the Magrath United Church Hall Monday evening and sponsored by St-. Joseph's Catholic Women's League, Father L. Cassidy introduced the film which was about the work of Mother Theresa among the very poor and unloved of Calcutta. Previous to the showing of the film members of the C.W.L. met in the main hall for their regular monthly meeting while members of the United Church Women met in the Upper Hall for their monthly meeting, aft-erwhich they joined together to view the film and were co-hostesses at serving refreshments which concluded the evening. Guests were present from Cardston, Raymond and Magrath, Harvesting is again underway following almost a three week delay by unseasonal weather» Some 4 to 6 inches of snow fell on Southern Alberta during that time. Chinook v,rinds during the weekend melted the snow and dried the unharvested grain fields en— abling machines to once more get underway, baking off a better than average crop. Mr, and Mrs, Ho C, Poulsen and son-inlaw and daughter Mr, and Mrs, Dale Seward of Foremost have returned from a holiday to Merced, California where they visited the for/iors* son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Greg Wellman and daughters. Enroute home they visited with son and daughter-inlaw Mr. and Mrs. Doren Poulsen and family in Nelson, B. C. The most utterly lost of all days, is that in which you have not once laughed. - Chamfort. RHE MaGRaTH TRADING CO. LTD. ’WILL REMAIN ’’: O-.-ED MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th, THANKSGIVING DAY The Magrath Second Ward Relief Society held the opening meeting of the season in the form of a "Brunch" which took place Tuesday morning at 10:00 A.M. in the Relief Society Room. Mrs, Bernice Coleman was in charge of the event and was assisted with brunch preparations by Mesdames Mary Tanner and Ruth Hovey. Mrs. Vinnie Jensen was in charge of the attractive table decorations which were in a Fall motif. Opening prayer was offered by Mrs. Rose Hudson following which forty-four ladies enjoyed the delicious brunch. An entertaining program was presented which opened with community singing led by Mrs,. Vi Miller accompanied by Mrs. DeAnne Atwood - Mrs. Jolayne Robinson told a story; Mrs. Ann Murray and Mrs. De^nneAtwood rendered a vocal duet accompanied by Mrs. Marsha Ripley. Mrs. Bernice Si ~1 ~l i to directed a black-out skit with Mesdames Iynn Bennett and Jill Wakefield; Garda Law and Lorell Gurney; Vi Miller and Bernice Sil 1 i to participating with Mrs. Si 11 ito concluding with a story "Jelly on the Woodwork". Presentations of gifts were made to retiring officers Jill Wakefield and Eva Marie Harker. Closing prayer was offered by Mrs. Betty Tanner. Friends will be happy to hear that Douglas Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs, Reed Bennett of Bountiful, Utah, and formerly of Magrath, has been appointed bishop at u Buena Park, California*. Mr. and Mrs. Henning Anderson were recent visitors, guests of her parents Mr,, and Mrs. J. H. Bridge, brothers-in-law and sisters Mr. and Mrs. Pingree Tanner and Mr. and Mrs. Garth Coleman. They were enroute to their home in Salt Lake City from New Zealand. Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Poulsen of Lethbridge visited with his brother Alex Poulsen who is a patient at the Magrath Municipal Hospital, before leaving for a six week vacation to Australia and New Zealand. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mai have returned home from Pouce Coupe where they have spent the past couple of months visiting relatives. While there they attended the wedding of Mrs. Mai's niece, Miss Carrie Neuman, which took place Saturday, Septembe . 23rd and at which Mrs. Mai was matron of honor. A number of Magrath ladies left during the weekend for Salt Lake City, Utah to attend Relief Society Conference. Included were Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton., Mrs. Margaret Hindley and Mrs. Lillian Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bourne are holidaying in Utah and other U.S, otates.TENDER.lb. SAUSAGE MEAT BACON I : BURNS 1# pkg 550 A. G. 1# pkg 09 i FOR SALE: 1 only Deluxe 4’x8’ Pool Table. Honeycomb top with snooker and. billiard balls, 4 cues, cue rack. Used sparingly. $225.00. L. B. Tanner, Ph'. 75'8-3082 WANTED: Used furniture, used propane fridge, fruit jars with "beaver" on. ' ' ' . Phone 666-3923 FOR SaLE: Lady* s or Students used Model 120 bass "Banner" accordian - with care. In very good condition. Ph. 758-3271. FOR SALE: Two bedroom home, good out—buildings, Three acres irrigated grass. Well fenced, Ph. 758-3500. FOR SALE: Squash. S. Landy. Ph. 758-3270, WANTED: Odd jobs, harvesting, etc. for Thanksgiving weekend. Have driver’s license and own transportation. Ph. 758-3474= FOR SALE: Titan 120 bass accordian with case. In excellent condition. $200,00. Contact Terry Helgeson, Del Bonita. FOR RENT: 3- roan furnished- basement suite. Reasonable rent with utilities paid. Suitable for one or two persons. Abstainers preferred. Finery 'Gurney,' Ph. '758-3512. NOTICE: I will .do ironing in my home, Carol McCoy DON’T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO TRY LEITMA’S HOME MADE PTES - Cherry, Blue Berry, Mince. Apple, Raisin, Peach, etc. ONLY 990 eax. ALSO HOME MADE CINNAMON BUNS - Thursdays and Saturdays. 650 doz. ASK FOR THESE AT THE LUNCH COUNTER. A REAL TREAT FOR THE' THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY WEEKEND. FOR SALE: Ripe Tomatoes, Green Tomatoes. June Budzko. NOTICE: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church will hold Mass Sunday mornings at 9 A.M. for the month of October. FOR SALE: 1972 Ford Custom 500 two door hardtop, low mileage. We are leaving for two years. Also - one small gas heater, suitable for garage or small home. $5»00 Tom Norton. Ph. 758-3072. NOTICE: The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will, hold it’s regular meeting Thursday, October 12th. at 2 P.M. in the hospital. The woman motorist, on her trip through Europe, posed for a souvenir snapshot next to an historic ruin in Greece. "Don’t get the car in the picture," she cautioned. "My husband will be certain I ran into the place." STOPE CLOSED MONDaY, OCTOBER 9th, THANKr GIVING DbY ’ MAGRATF TRADING COMPANY LTD. ENTER THE HOLIDAY CONTEST NOW. TRY ISHHA’S DELICIOUS HOME MADE PTES ••••99$ Y 1 III • • «.IIIIH«« |l III 11 III Wil IHII l.tll 1 < «1H1111 CHEESE SPREAD WESTERN FAMILY 16 oz. 990 = .«I ill> II4IIHII* <. II >«Hll«UHll||||ll.ll«l'l«l«l«ll.«««*i ■1'1 l*|l«IIH«.l|l*l.l«l*l>l'••»tlllllllll <Hl«llll««l«<l«IM«lll|iHI. «IU.I« i >ll«ll. • ■ • '1 ' ■ ¡CRANBERRY SAUCE k«. 2/550 SWEET.p5'fXfOES. | AYLMER 28 oz. 490' ["po'fÄTÖ.CH £ Î OLD DUTCH Tri Pack iiUHitiiiiiiHnniiiunilHiiHiihiHHHH*. . PS ! 2/990 : iWALNUT PIECES : ALOHA 16 oz. 8501 . «■Ill.I. I.uuiulniiii m . iihhiu. hi. . FRUIT COCKTAIL _ 1OO ! EAGLE BRA N D condensed ’ojis)© ( CLUBHOUSE 12 oz astra 4g oz D ))C TOPPING 4 oz. II. FRESH CRANBERRIES MAC APPLES 16 oz. pkg 370 B. C. lb. 230 BRUSSEL SPROUTS 1# ctns 450 HUBBARD SQUASH - No. 1 lb. 70 LEITHA HaS DELICIOUS CINNAMON BUNS - THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS 65^ dz.
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